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Woot! has select Bio Bidet by Bemis Kitchen Faucets on sale listed below. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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I don't have this exact model but I do have a Flow motion activated faucet and I have no complaints. I think I've had it for about 5 years and it still looks great.
My only minor complaint is that the electronics box is powered by AA batteries. They last a while but it's not fun crawling under there to change them out. I solved that with one of those kits that replaces AA batteries with a wall plug. Now I never have to worry about crawling under there again.
Do you recall if the batteries are wired to be 1.5v, 3v or 6v? I'll find out when mine arrives, but I guess I'm impatient.
I don't have this exact model but I do have a Flow motion activated faucet and I have no complaints. I think I've had it for about 5 years and it still looks great.
My only minor complaint is that the electronics box is powered by AA batteries. They last a while but it's not fun crawling under there to change them out. I solved that with one of those kits that replaces AA batteries with a wall plug. Now I never have to worry about crawling under there again.
Would you mind sharing which as battery to power device you use please. I have this faucet too and would love to avoid the under sink battery change. I googled looking for the device but didn't see one that accommodates the 4 battery scenario. Thanks
Do you recall if the batteries are wired to be 1.5v, 3v or 6v? I'll find out when mine arrives, but I guess I'm impatient.
It uses 4 AAs so I'm assuming it's 6v but I believe I bought the wall plug device that allows you to pick the voltage. Let me see if I can find the link to the exact one I got.
Would you mind sharing which as battery to power device you use please. I have this faucet too and would love to avoid the under sink battery change. I googled looking for the device but didn't see one that accommodates the 4 battery scenario. Thanks
This is the exact model that I got. I'm sure that they have cheaper versions but I liked that this one was adjustable in case I wanted to use it for something else later. https://a.co/d/8QKmD3C
I bought it a little over a year ago and it's been working just fine.
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Anyone have the motion activated faucet and have cats that go into the sink? I'd like one of these but I feel like the cats would constantly turn the faucet on.
This is the exact model that I got. I'm sure that they have cheaper versions but I liked that this one was adjustable in case I wanted to use it for something else later. https://a.co/d/8QKmD3C
I bought it a little over a year ago and it's been working just fine.
Anyone have the motion activated faucet and have cats that go into the sink? I'd like one of these but I feel like the cats would constantly turn the faucet on.
Yes and yes, although the motion turning the faucet on has scared the cat enough to keep him out of the sink for the most part. The faucet also auto shuts off after a few minutes.
I have a completely different brand/model and I haven't changed the batteries in 3+ years (4 AA). I probably would prefer an adapter but it isn't like you're crawling under the sink every couple months.
Are you able to use both the motion and the single handle interchangeably?
Sort of.
The way this is piped - hot/cold lines go to the faucet, then to the solenoid/mixing box, and back to the faucet. There is a bypass on the solenoid box that forces open the solenoid effectively bypassing the motion feature, but this isn't something you want to be playing with all the time because it's not very convenient.
So, if the solenoid is open (motion) then the handle adjusts temperature, flow, and also on/off.
I have a completely different brand/model and I haven't changed the batteries in 3+ years (4 AA). I probably would prefer an adapter but it isn't like you're crawling under the sink every couple months.
4AA would be 6V, not an uncommon voltage but not as common as ~ 4.5V which you could probably use any random phone charger (5V) as the mA required is probably puny.
I have had two of these exact motion activated Kitchen faucet from Bio Bidet. After about 3-5 years of use, they both started acting up where the red light in the sensor comes on and I hear a click but water does not flow (first one acted up ~5 yrs and a few months and second one is acting up right now after ~3 yrs). Pulling the sprayer down would sometimes work to activate but not always. I've switched out batteries (using Eneloop Rechargeables) and still same thing. I know the batteries were not drained because I would place it in the charger and it's still almost fully charged. No clue what the problem is and contacting the manufacturer was kind of useless as they're out of warranty. PITA now.
When it was working, it was definitely a gamechanger in the kitchen.
I have a completely different brand/model and I haven't changed the batteries in 3+ years (4 AA). I probably would prefer an adapter but it isn't like you're crawling under the sink every couple months.
I have this model on two faucets in my kitchen, use both 30+ times a day, and only have to replace them once every 18 or 24 months.
OP should buy better batteries.
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Also having motion activated faucets is a game changer. Well worth the effort to change out the faucet.
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My only minor complaint is that the electronics box is powered by AA batteries. They last a while but it's not fun crawling under there to change them out. I solved that with one of those kits that replaces AA batteries with a wall plug. Now I never have to worry about crawling under there again.
My only minor complaint is that the electronics box is powered by AA batteries. They last a while but it's not fun crawling under there to change them out. I solved that with one of those kits that replaces AA batteries with a wall plug. Now I never have to worry about crawling under there again.
This is the exact model that I got. I'm sure that they have cheaper versions but I liked that this one was adjustable in case I wanted to use it for something else later. https://a.co/d/8QKmD3C
I bought it a little over a year ago and it's been working just fine.
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I bought it a little over a year ago and it's been working just fine.
Sort of.
The way this is piped - hot/cold lines go to the faucet, then to the solenoid/mixing box, and back to the faucet. There is a bypass on the solenoid box that forces open the solenoid effectively bypassing the motion feature, but this isn't something you want to be playing with all the time because it's not very convenient.
So, if the solenoid is open (motion) then the handle adjusts temperature, flow, and also on/off.
4AA would be 6V, not an uncommon voltage but not as common as ~ 4.5V which you could probably use any random phone charger (5V) as the mA required is probably puny.
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When it was working, it was definitely a gamechanger in the kitchen.
OP should buy better batteries.
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